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Medical Storage Carts: Many Choices For Many Applications

 
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Gary Gordon

Application determines decision in selecting the right medical storage carts for your needs. An extensive spectrum of products engineered for your unique discipline is available in the today’s medical market place. Medical storage carts deliver versatility, security, durability, and aesthetic appeal. Current choices include anesthesia, isolation, emergency care, and medication carts. When choosing a medical storage carts please consider as well the importance of security, customization through accessories, and sterility control factors specific to your patient care practice.

Medical storage carts for anesthesia come in a wide variety of models and features. Medical professionals will find steel, painted steel and all-aluminum models. Many carts are certified to be latex free. Medical professionals may choose from a wide variety of unit dimensions ranging from smaller 4-drawer models to optimal 6 and 7-drawer drawer specialty care packages. Additionally, a considerable number of our medical storage carts for anesthesia come fully assembled with either steel or plastic removable tops and key lock storage for added security.

Medical storage carts for isolation come in both plastic and steel models. Choose from monotone and two-tone color schemes for the purposes of isolation care equipment identification and aesthetic environmental coordination. Carts feature both 3 and 4-drawer medical storage carts with drawer space ranging from 24”-30” depending on storage demand. All models come in both large and economy sizes with removable plastic tops included, and all listed models are certified latex free. When added security becomes an issue, healthcare professionals can choose either key lock or electronic lock mechanisms depending on specific environmental requirements.

In the arena of emergency room medical storage carts, our online inventory offers emergency staff standard and specialty models in both steel and aluminum. From smaller 4-drawer units to larger 9-drawer units, emergency care medical storage carts provide both optimum storage capacity and quick accessibility to life-saving equipment and medications. For security measures, we provide both breakaway and key lock mechanisms, and for emergency care situations that require maximum sterilization we provide Sterile Guard compliant case carts in one and two door models, all manufactured with 16-guage stainless steel and featuring sealed doors for sterility control.

Caregivers may select from medication carts from economy, standard, and optimal sizes available in both steel and aluminum models. Medication cassette models ranging in storage capacity from 20-36 storage bins that provide care staff with both key lock and electronic locking security options. For long hours and extended rounds, nursing staff will appreciate standard box cart models ranging from 200-420 unit dose capacities and full drawer locking narcotics boxes for medications that require maximum security.

Finally, please bear in mind that a substantial percentage of all of our medical storage carts offer even greater functionality when customized with one of many accessories packages.

Consider the following medical storage cart selections:

- 2 Tier - Utility Carts
- 3 Tier - Utility Carts
- 4 Tier - Utility Carts
- Anesthesia Carts
- Cart Accessories
- Case Cart System
- Cast Carts
- Chart Storage Carts
- Emergency Crash Carts
- Ice & Cooler Carts
- Infection Control Carts
- Instrument Carts
- Isolation Carts
- Janitorial & Housekeeping Carts
- Medical Utility Carts - Steel
- Medication Carts
- Mobile Food Carts
- Treatment Carts

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